Specialist Urologist, FCPS (Urology)

Meet Dr. Muhammad Khalid

Welcome to Urology & Men’s Health. As a specialist urologist with over 11 years of clinical experience, I am dedicated to providing evidence-based, compassionate care. My goal is to break down complex medical topics so that your health choices feel clear, confident, and manageable.

I created this platform to bridge the gap between the clinic and your daily life, offering trusted clinical information and practical tools to guide your real-world health decisions.

Dr. Muhammad Khalid, specialist urologist

Qualifications, Registration & Experience

Specialist Qualifications

  • Fellow of the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (FCPS – Urology), Certificate No. 40146
  • Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (MCPS – General Surgery)
  • Member, Pakistan Association of Urological Surgeons

Professional Registration

Training & Experience

  • MBBS – Khyber Medical College, Peshawar
  • Certificate in Health Professions Education (CHPE)
  • Certificate in Reproductive & Sexual Medicine (CRSM)
  • 11+ years of active postgraduate clinical practice, 5+ years in urology
  • Endourology and minimally invasive surgery: URS, PCNL, RIRS, TURP, TURBT

My Approach to Patient Care

Urology and men’s health are deeply personal subjects. Unfortunately, there is a vast amount of misinformation available online, which can lead to anxiety, confusion, and delayed treatments. My core philosophy is rooted in clinical transparency and patient education.

Whether we are discussing kidney stone prevention, managing an enlarged prostate (BPH), or addressing men’s sexual health, I believe a patient who understands the reasoning behind a recommendation makes better decisions than one who is simply told what to do. Every article, guide, and tool on this website is reviewed against current medical literature and clinical guidelines.

I treat my readers with the exact same candor, respect, and evidence-based methodology that I offer to my patients in the clinic. My aim is to give you the knowledge to ask your own doctor better questions.

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Every item below is independently verifiable by DOI. Where I contributed as part of a multi-centre research collaborative rather than as a named lead author, I say so plainly. Collaborative authorship is real work, but it is not the same thing as designing and running a study, and readers deserve to know which is which. My full record is at ORCID 0000-0002-4326-9996.

  1. First and corresponding author

    Khalid M, Khan TS, Khan RA, Nawaz A, Javed H, Basit A. Clearance of 1–2 cm renal stones after subjecting the patients to extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy with and without double J ureteral stent. Cureus. 2025;17(10):e95712. PubMed Central →

    Prospective comparative study of 230 patients with single 1–2 cm renal stones, randomized to shockwave lithotripsy with or without pre-procedural double J stenting. Conducted January 2022 to December 2024.

  2. Co-author

    Khan W, Khan TS, Khan RA, Khalid M, Ahmad A, Khan AI. Efficacy of percutaneous nephrolithotomy in pediatric renal stone clearance in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: a cross-sectional analytical study. Pakistan Journal of Health Sciences. 2025;6(7). DOI →

    Analysis of 216 children undergoing percutaneous nephrolithotomy for uncomplicated single renal stones at a tertiary centre in Peshawar.

  3. Collaborator – data curation, investigation

    Simoes JFF, Picciochi M, Ademuyiwa A, et al; NIHR Global Health Research Unit on Global Surgery. Global variation in out-of-pocket payments for cancer surgery. World Journal of Surgery. 2025. DOI →

    International prospective cohort analysis of 24,498 patients across 1,332 hospitals in 108 countries.

  4. Collaborator – investigation, data curation

    COVIDSurg Collaborative; GlobalSurg Collaborative. Timing of surgery following SARS-CoV-2 infection: an international prospective cohort study. Anaesthesia. 2021. DOI →

    Cohort of 140,231 patients across 116 countries, establishing the seven-week interval between SARS-CoV-2 infection and elective surgery now used internationally.

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